Centralized dust collection from large-scale sources across dozens of locations! It can also be installed outdoors, so it doesn't take up space inside the factory!
【Features】 ◆ Dust collection capability for fine particles Capable of collecting particles as small as 0.01μm, which are finer than the typical 0.3μm target of conventional filter dust collectors. ◆ No decrease in airflow Since collection occurs with electrodes arranged parallel to the airflow, there is no structure that clogs, allowing for consistent airflow. ◆ Energy-saving The internal structure has low pressure loss, achieving less than one-fourth the energy consumption of filter dust collectors. ◆ Long maintenance cycle Collected oil mist particles liquefy and flow off the electrode plates for discharge, resulting in a longer maintenance cycle. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Lineup】 ○APC-11 ○APC-12 ○APC-22 ○APC-62 ○APC-33 ○APC-43 ○APC-63 ○APC-24 ○APC-54 ○APC-64 ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Meiko Shoji is a company that sells dust collectors manufactured by UAS in the United States as the exclusive distributor in Japan, focusing on environmental measures within factories and exhaust measures for restaurants. Over approximately 40 years, we have achieved sales of around 40,000 dust collectors, supplying a wide variety of industries. In recent years, environmental measures have gained attention, and not only the processing and manufacturing machines but also the associated dust collectors are increasingly being evaluated based on dust collection efficiency, energy conservation, and CO2 reduction. We kindly ask those who are struggling with factory environment issues or are considering the impact of oil smoke and odors from kitchens on their neighbors to consider Meiko Shoji's dust collectors.